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AACN CSC Exam Review Course Session 1 Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Rated A+ 70% - at rest the myocardium extracts ___% of available oxygen 30-35% - normal SvO2 in heart 60-80% - normal SvO2 in body coronary perfusion pressure - DBP - LVEDP 40 mmHg - normal coronary perfusion pressure auto-regulation - coronary circulation is a constant due to _______________________. aortic - the coronary arteries originate behind the respective ________ valve leaflets left main coronary artery - bifurcates into the LAD and Cx arteries; 2- 5cm long; not grafted directly

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AACN CSC Exam Review Course

Session 1 Questions with 100% Correct

Answers | Rated A+


70% - ✔✔at rest the myocardium extracts ___% of available oxygen


30-35% - ✔✔normal SvO2 in heart


60-80% - ✔✔normal SvO2 in body


coronary perfusion pressure - ✔✔DBP - LVEDP


> 40 mmHg - ✔✔normal coronary perfusion pressure


auto-regulation - ✔✔coronary circulation is a constant due to

_______________________.


aortic - ✔✔the coronary arteries originate behind the respective ________

valve leaflets


left main coronary artery - ✔✔bifurcates into the LAD and Cx arteries; 2-

5cm long; not grafted directly

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, PA and aorta - ✔✔the left main is inaccessible without dividing the _____

and _____


left main, circumflex, RCA - ✔✔what are the 3 main segments of the

coronary circulation


circumflex artery - ✔✔coronary artery that courses AV groove beneath

LAA; has obtuse marginal branches


LAD - ✔✔supplies anterior wall, ant 2/3 septum, post/inf LBB, bundle of his;

RBB, LV apex


Cx artery - ✔✔supplies SA node (45%), AV node (10%), inferior LV, lateral

LV wall, LA, post/inf LBB


tertiary left main - ✔✔3 vessels of equal diameter between LAD and Cx;

supplies large area of LV b/t LAD and Cx arteries; usually subepicardial;

may give pt a perfusion advantage


RCA - ✔✔supplies SA node (55%), AV node (90%), bundle of his, RA and

RV, inferior LV, post. 1/3 of septum, post/inf division of left bundle


RCA - ✔✔coronary artery that arises from aorta and courses AV groove;

bifurcates at junction of RA and LA


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